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Why does everyone see machine elves on DMT? Some people suggest it's a "pre-conditioning" of the mind from leaders like Terence McKenna—you expect to see elves on DMT, so you see them. Andrew Gallimore, a top DMT researcher, explains that it's something even more mystical:

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This neuroscientist just revealed that humanity is already communicating with aliens. And we’ve been doing it for thousands of years. Graham Hancock has even done it himself. How? DMT. “Ayahuasca is not just a drug.” “It’s a pharmacological technology that they have developed to interact with these beings.” Neuroscientist Andrew Gallimore sat down with Hancock to break down his mind-bending research into DMT: “Indigenous groups, for thousands of years, they take these intelligences very seriously.” “The Asháninka tribe talk about these Maninkari beings who they see as members of their tribe.” “They see them as real as any other individual.” “But they need certain tools to access them.” “They have different types of beings they interact with regularly.” “It’s not just part of a mythos.” “They take these plant-based pharmacological technologies.” “In the modern era, we might call it … some kind of non-human discarnate intelligence.” “I don’t think the terminology matters.” “The important thing is that you’ve got some normally unseen discarnate intelligence.” “To us, it’s very much alien.” “Certainly with DMT, I don’t think that’s a misnomer at all to refer to this as alien.” “Even in the descriptions of the hekura beings, these multitudinous, lively, giggling beings that the Yanomami talk about, are absolutely central to their worldview, these sound a lot like elves.” “Or machine elves, as Terence McKenna would call them.” Graham Hancock Andrew Gallimore

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